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Lessons from the Apple e-book case

  • Written by The Conversation

The Court of Appeals in the US has ratified Apple’s guilt in the e-book case. It was a two-to-one decision by the three judges on the Court. And it provides two lessons for Australia.

First, when industries are being disrupted, incumbents may collude with entrants to prevent competition.

Second, those who are calling for changes to our...

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Australian banks are still too big to fail

  • Written by The Conversation

Last week, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) issued an information paper comparing the capital ratios of Australian banks against 98 international competitors, noting that the largest banks were above the median, but not in the top group of their peers.

Today the regulator announced an increase (from roughly 16% to 25%) in the...

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  4. How Brazil and Argentina defused their nuclear rivalry
  5. Don't just send all two-year-olds off to school – involve their families too
  6. Four tax policies Australian house prices rest on
  7. The how is as important as the what when it comes to technology for development
  8. Moving beyond the educational blame game in South Africa
  9. Moore's Law is 50 years old but will it continue?
  10. Press Council chief fires parting shot at News Corp
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  13. ABC, BBC and the future of public service media
  14. Islam: the 'Open Civilisation' confounds closed minds
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  18. Why equality of opportunity is neither possible nor desirable
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  21. Governments shouldn't be able to censor research results they don't like
  22. The ultimate horror for public servants: judging Bronwyn Bishop
  23. Lessons Buhari can learn from Obama about managing a tough economy
  24. Has Lance Armstrong’s impact in cycling and beyond been a net positive?
  25. Australia’s 'Carnival of Coal' – can you feel the love?
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  30. The market failure of UK apprenticeships can't be solved with a levy on employers
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